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1. Malcolm X
   ... Malcolm believed that a common foe, the white man, hindered black, brown, red, and yellow peopleamp39s freedom worldwide throughout most of his life. ...
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2. MALCOLM X
   ... in East Lansing. The police claimed it was an accident, however, Malcolm believed he was murdered by the white men. The death of ...
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3. MALCOLM X
   ... protests worked. Malcolm believed that violence was the only way through which change would take place. Finally, Malcolm disagreed ...
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4. malcomx and martin luther king
   ... main goal was for nonviolence, and an end to all racial segregation, Malcolm believed in by whatever means necessary to accomplish a separate nation. ...
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5. Assassination of Malcolm X
   ... The police report claimed it was an accident, but Malcolm believed that his father was beaten unconscientious the thrown into the railroad tracks only to be ...
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6. malcom x
   ... protests worked. Malcolm believed that violence was the only way through which change would take place. Finally, Malcolm disagreed ...
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7. Malcolm X
   ... they already were. Malcolm X believed that complete segregation was the only way to end racial problems in America. He also said ...
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8. malcolm X
   ... I feel that Malcolm led a very fascinating life and I believe that I have never see a man that had fought harder for what he believed in than Malcolm X did. ...
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9. Malcolm X duBois
   ... passive nonviolent approach. Malcolm was a revolutionary who believed there could be no such thing as a nonviolent revolution. ...
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10. Malcolm X
    ... I Have a Dreamampquot speech, Malcolm X quipped, ampquotWhile King was having a dream, the rest of us Negroes are having a nightmare.ampquot Malcolm X believed that black people ...
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11. Civil rights movement1
    ... Malcolm believed that a common foe, the white man, hindered black, brown, red, and yellow peopleamp39s freedom worldwide throughout most of his life. ...
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12. Malcolm X
    ... temptation in the world. Secondly, Malcolm X was able to persuade others to what he believed in. One of the main characteristics ...
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13. Malcolm X
    ... He stood up for what he believed in no matter what anyone else said. Malcolm protected his kind who were being ridiculed and abused by white people. ...
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14. x vs adams
    ... a radical leader for the rights of African Americans all over the world, and unlike the teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm believed in getting ...
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15. American Black civil rights in the 1960amp39s
    ... In the text he was shown as being right a lot of the time, as when Malcolm believed in violent protest and Martin Luther King believed in nonviolent protest. ...
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16. malcolm x
    Malcolm X was a civil rights leader who believed that whites and blacks should live in a separate environment where they each had their own space. ...
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17. malcolm X1
    ... temptation in the world. Secondly, Malcolm X was able to persuade others to what he believed in. One of the main characteristics ...
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18. Malcolm X
    ... temptation in the world. Secondly, Malcolm X was able to persuade others to what he believed in. One of the main characteristics ...
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19. Autobiography of Malcolm X
    Malcolm Little X preached what he believed about racism, discrimination, and segregation. He went through many changes in his fight for equality. ...
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20. Biography malcolm X
    ... temptation in the world. Secondly, Malcolm X was able to persuade others to what he believed in. One of the main characteristics ...
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21. NoneProvided
    ... Malcolm Xamp39s prison sentence turned into a from of college, but on the contrary Malcolm believed that being imprisoned allowed him to study more intensely than ...
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22. Martin Luther King vs Malcolm X
    ... Malcolm X said, ampquotFight whoever gets in our way, to bring about the complete ... the Western Hemisphere, and first here in the United States.ampquot He believed that only ...
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23. autobiograpy of malvcom X
    ... He was preaching, teaching, and counseling. The Black Muslims were a huge part in Malcolmamp39s life, he believed in all the Muslimsamp39 rituals and customs of life. ...
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24. malcom x
    ... 31 But it seemed clear when Malcolm was with the Nation of Islam that he was talking about all whites, there were no exceptions.32 Malcolm believed that the ...
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25. Malcolm X 4
    ... him. In my own life I have heard many bad things about Malcolm X, that I believed, but until now I know the truth about the man. In ...
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26. Malcolm X
    ... trip to prison opened up new doors for him because he gained knowledge that made him rethink his niche in lifeAfter he left jail, Malcolm X believed that the ...
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27. malcolm x
    Malcolm Xamp39s experience without the white people as he was growing up brought him to what he believed of white people in his earlier years. ...
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28. Malcolm X
    ... Malcolm. Malcolm had always believed that like his father, he too would die a violent death, but was willing to die for his aims. In ...
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29. Macolm X
    ... I feel that Malcolm led a very fascinating life and I believe that I have never see a man that had fought harder for what he believed in than Malcolm X did. ...
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30. Malcom X
    ... I feel that Malcolm led a very fascinating life and I believe that I have never see a man that had fought harder for what he believed in than Malcolm X did. ...
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